Supporting people experiencing chronic homelessness and disadvantage since 1960.

Last financial year, we provided:

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40,272*

Filling, tasty and nutritious meals 

*Restricted in first quarter of 2022/23 to reduced takeaway meal service due to Covid-19

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2,600

Warm showers, toiletries and fresh clothing 

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360

Sleeping bags, swags, tents and sleeping mats distributed. (That’s around 1 person a day)

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550

Social inclusion activities such as art/craft, gardening, fishing and wellbeing groups hosted by our volunteers.

“It’s a safe place…”

Get to know more about us, the work we do and what some of our service users are facing in this video produced by the ABC.

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Volunteer

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We Are Community

The House of Welcome was opened by the Daughters of Charity on the 30th May 1960 to assist homeless and disadvantaged men in Fitzroy. Today, in the spirit of the Daughters of Charity, we continue to provide support, safe solutions and hope for hundreds of chronically homeless and disadvantaged people in Melbourne.